Chicks
Breed and age availability varies by hatch.
Family-owned farm serving North Central Florida
Poultry, eggs, and piglets raised with care.
Raised on Grass • Rooted in Faith • Focused on Family
Healthy animals for families, homesteads, and small farms throughout Alachua, Marion, and Putnam Counties.
Family ownedLocal and personal
By appointmentPrivacy-conscious pickup
Care guidanceBreed, age, and season specific
North Central FloridaThree counties served
Current offerings
Available now
Availability changes quickly. Facebook has our most current photos and updates.
Laying hens
For established or growing flocks.
Farm-fresh eggs
Local eggs while supplies last.
Hatching eggs
Fertile eggs when breeding groups are producing.
Piglets
Some are reserved before they are ready to leave.
Start your homestead
What we offer
Chicks and young poultry
Healthy young birds with practical care instructions suited to breed, age, season, and Florida weather.
Laying hens
Productive hens for families and homesteads building a dependable egg flock.
Eggs and hatching eggs
Farm-fresh eggs and fertile hatching eggs when available.
Our values
Thoughtful care from the beginning.
We believe good stewardship means caring well for the animals entrusted to us and treating customers with honesty and respect.
We help new and experienced owners prepare before pickup, including breed-specific care guidance and transport recommendations.
To protect our animals and our family’s privacy, farm traffic is limited. Pickup and meeting details are arranged privately with confirmed customers.
Farm life
Raised in the pasture
Representative animals raised at Anser Pastures. Current availability may differ.
Frequently asked questions
Before you contact us
Do you currently have chicks?
Yes. Availability changes by hatch, breed, and age. Facebook is the best place to see current updates.
Do you sell laying hens?
Yes. Availability may change throughout the year.
Do you hatch eggs and sell fertile hatching eggs?
Yes. We hatch eggs and offer fertile hatching eggs when suitable breeding groups are producing.
Can I reserve a piglet?
Yes. Some piglets are reserved before they are ready to leave.
Can I visit the farm?
We limit farm traffic to protect animal health and family privacy. Pickup or meeting details are shared privately with confirmed customers.
What should I bring for piglet pickup?
Bring a sturdy container or crate with a secure lid. During warm weather, protect piglets from direct sun, especially on longer trips.
Private contact
Ask about availability or reservations
The fastest way to reach us is through Facebook Messenger. You may also use this private form. Our email address is not shown publicly.
Hours: By appointment only
Response time: Usually within 24–48 hours
Service area: Alachua, Marion, and Putnam Counties